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GB News — New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late...
Monday 13 July 2026 · 23:00 BST · 1h · 4 stories · 15 annotated moments · 34 of 60 min on news stories (57%)
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The programme led with the death of former MP Ann Widdecombe, which police are now treating as an act of terrorism after initially stating it was not politically motivated. The shift prompted criticism of Devon and Cornwall Police's handling, with panelists debating whether the force had misled the public and noting a broader loss of trust in authorities. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage accepted an offer of a meeting with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to discuss security, following reports that he had previously declined taxpayer-funded security as inadequate. The discussion also covered the government's decision to ban Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) from operating in the UK, with Home Secretary Yvette Cooper stating that Iran and Russia cannot be allowed to use proxy organisations to threaten British security. Panelists welcomed the move but questioned why it had not been done sooner.
A further story concerned water companies allowing benefits claimants to ignore hosepipe bans under a tariff scheme, which was described as two-tier justice. The programme also reported on tensions with Argentina after its foreign minister questioned the legitimacy of the Falkland Islands referendum, prompting Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to reaffirm the islanders' wish to remain British, ahead of England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
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Charged quote Inquest into Ann Widdecombe death opens; Kerry in court
by 75% a couple of weeks ago. Well, the i-paper has decided to run on their front page. And again, the timing of this is quite incredible, really. It's essentially a hit piece on Nigel Farage, claiming that he rejected taxpayer-funded security, even though it's already been public knowledge for nearly a year,
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 1:17-1:19
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Charged quote Inquest into Ann Widdecombe death opens; Kerry in court
Welfare. Welfare state. Benefits claimants have been told that they can ignore the hosepipe ban, bringing a whole new meaning to two-tier justice. I'm fascinated to get the possible justification for this. So you get a hosepipe ban, but if your neighbour who's on benefits wants to water their garden, they can't.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 1:48-1:51
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Claim Inquest into Ann Widdecombe death opens; Kerry in court
Nigel Farage declined taxpayer-funded security, and a claim that Reform MPs receive no state protection was reported as false.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 12:10-12:14
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Claim Inquest into Ann Widdecombe death opens; Kerry in court
Nigel Farage declined taxpayer-funded security, and a claim that Reform MPs receive no state protection was reported as false.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 12:15-12:25
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Claim Inquest into Ann Widdecombe death opens; Kerry in court
Nigel Farage declined taxpayer-funded security, and a claim that Reform MPs receive no state protection was reported as false.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 17:30-17:35
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Charged quote US strikes Iran after Strait of Hormuz closure; UK bans IRGC
Yes, well, it's made the Times' front page for tomorrow. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has been banned from operating in the UK. Well, it's a shame we let them operate with absolute impunity for decades. And what does it mean now for the tens of thousands of people, probably in this country, who actively support them?
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 24:26-24:29
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Charged quote US strikes Iran after Strait of Hormuz closure; UK bans IRGC
with absolute impunity for decades. And what does it mean now for the tens of thousands of people, probably in this country, who actively support them? Well, we'll be deporting them, that's next. At Red Wings, we touch the lives of horses in need. It begins at rescue, kind hands guiding frightened horses to their new home.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 24:35-24:44
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Claim US strikes Iran after Strait of Hormuz closure; UK bans IRGC
The UK government designated the IRGC as a terrorist organisation, making support punishable by up to 14 years in prison, and the ban was announced by Sir Keir Starmer in his final week in office.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 28:04-28:12
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Claim US strikes Iran after Strait of Hormuz closure; UK bans IRGC
The UK has foiled around 20 late-stage terror plots planned by the IRGC over the years.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 28:13-28:20
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Charged quote US strikes Iran after Strait of Hormuz closure; UK bans IRGC
for it actually to finally go through. It shows that when they want to, suddenly they can miraculously make it happen, but I've got two words for you. Muslim Brotherhood. They are just as bad. They should absolutely be prescribed as well. Yeah, I mean, look, a lot of people certainly are saying that online.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 29:40-29:44
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Charged quote US strikes Iran after Strait of Hormuz closure; UK bans IRGC
literally kissing a cardboard cutout of the Ayatollah, like, are you now deemed to, do you get arrested and questioned? Do you support the IRGC? I mean, what? I think this is performative. It's a word we're using on the last debate. I think this is performative. You know, maybe it's Keir Starmer trying to, trying to secure a legacy
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 30:39-30:41
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Charged quote US strikes Iran after Strait of Hormuz closure; UK bans IRGC
why has it taken until now? Other countries have prescribed this group. Why haven't we done it until now? And we haven't done it until now because we haven't wanted to offend certain groups of people. And then- I mean, the Conservatives just refuse to do it. I did an investigation into the victims of the IRGC
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 31:00-31:04
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Claim Benefits claimants exempt from hosepipe ban sparks row
Water companies accused of two-tier restrictions for allowing families on benefits to flout water restrictions via a scheme that caps bills for low-income households.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 39:27-39:34
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Claim Benefits claimants exempt from hosepipe ban sparks row
Water companies accused of two-tier restrictions for allowing families on benefits to flout water restrictions via a scheme that caps bills for low-income households.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 39:51-39:56
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Claim Benefits claimants exempt from hosepipe ban sparks row
Water companies accused of two-tier restrictions for allowing families on benefits to flout water restrictions via a scheme that caps bills for low-income households.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 13 July 2026, 40:04-40:14
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- 48:56 Story begins England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina
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